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Place-Making in the Pacific Northwest

Marianna Davison studies how early landscape design in Seattle contributed to the erasure of the region’s Indigenous place-histories

The Eucharist in Eastern Christianity

Alex Neroth van Vogelpoel studies the long tradition of the Eucharistic preparatory rites in the Church of the East

The Stories Stones Tell

Alejandra Roche Recinos unearths classic Maya obsidian trade networks

Judicial Power in Medieval Byzantium

Romain Goudjil studies the relationship between ecclesiastical and imperial power in medieval Byzantium

Probing New Histories in Plainwares

Beth Grávalos uncovers new Recuay histories by analyzing plainware ceramics

Transmitting Change in Maya Hieroglyphs

Mallory Matsumoto studies classic Maya sociocultural history through paleographic changes

Planning the Postwar Status Quo

Lizabeth Wardzinski traces the postwar reach of American urban and regional planning

Reviving an Eighth-Century Coptic Chronicle

Felege-Selam Solomon Yirga shifts our understanding of what constitutes a Byzantine person

Hagia Sophia Meets Plaster Casts

Flavia Vanni makes the case for analyzing a material that has persisted from antiquity to today

Tracing the Enormous Byzantine Diaspora

Alasdair Grant explodes the geography of the Late Byzantine world by studying the lives of captive and enslaved Greeks